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The lower you set your ISO, the less 'grainy' (it's actually electronic noise) your pictures will appear, but bear in mind that you will need to adjust your exposure to compensate, and possibly your white balance too.
Unfortuneately the problem is in the RF circuits after the laser,but combined in the whole assembly. There is nothing you can do, except if warranty applies take it back.
If you are taking pictures in low-lighting conditions without flash, then the pictures will appear grainy. Set the ISO to a lower number (try ISO-100 to start with) and use the flash to compensate for low-light conditions.
This should improve the grainy appearance of your photos.
Hi, I bought the Hitachi 42in. L42VCO4U H from Argos, on offer £399.00 (great buy & price for named product)
I find the same, very grainy picture at times. Most programes
are fine, but seems to pixelate on darker colours, particularly
black. Have asked & told that it is common on large screen tvs, unless you pay a lot more money, & get one that has a better resolution. Sorry I cant help any more, than explaining my experience. If you get any other advise, please inform me.
Regards,
Andy W
Without ISO you will not be able to take pictures. ISO is the old ASA which is related to film speed ISO 50 is very slow film speed and may result in blur and some grainy appearance , same as if you PUSHED ISO up to 800 in low light.
Try setting it to ISO 100 and see if that helps.
You can still select auto, but its related to either shutter or aperture priority in relation to the set film speed ( now ISO 100)
The grainy effect has to do do with the ISO setting, try adjusting that. A higher ISO is generally better for darker conditions. I have noticed that this camera frequently takes grainy images.
Try going into the cameras menu setting and see if you can change the picture quality settings to the best setting! (the more mega pixals the better the picture when you blow it up or crop it!
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Check the iso settring, if it's too high you'll get a grainy picture. Also, it's worth selecting reset in the camera menu to get the camera b ack to factory reset values.
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